New Perspectives on Aristotle’s De Caelo

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New Perspectives on Aristotle'sDe caelo (Leiden) 139-161. Machamer, PK (1978) " Aristotle on Natural Place and Motion" Isis 69: 377-387. ...

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Why Stars have no Feet. Teleological Explanations in Aristotle’s Cosmology.Mariska Leunissen
De caelo 2.2 and Its Debt to De incessu animalium.  (pages 1--187)James G. Lennox
From Plato's timaeus to Aristotle's de caelo: The case of the missing world soul.  (pages 1--9)Thomas K. Johansen
The Possibilities of Being and Not-Being in De caelo 1.11-12.  (pages 1--29)Sarah Broadie
Why Does Earth Move to the Center? An Examination of Some Explanatory Strategies in Aristotle's Cosmology.  (pages 1--119)Mohan Matthen
Aristotle's de caelo.  (pages 117--283)A. Bibliography
Natural, Unnatural, and Preternatural Motions: Contrariety and the Argument for the Elements in De caelo 1.2–4.  (pages 117--83)R. J. Hankinson
The Astrologization of the Aristotelian Cosmos: Celestial Influences on the Sublunary World in Aristotle, Alexander of Aphrodisias, and Averroes.  (pages 117--239)Gad Freudenthal
The argument for the sphericity of the universe inaristotle's de caelo: Astronomy and physics.  (pages 117--163)Pierre Pellegrin
The theory of the elements in de caelo 3and4.  (pages 139)Mary Louise Gill
Why stars have no feet: Explanation and teleology in Aristotle's cosmology.  (pages 215)Mariska Empj Leunissen

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